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nutrition exam 2

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what is bile an emulsifier that breaks down fat into globules and provides a larger surface area for lipase to break them down into fatty acids and monoglyceride
AMDR, diabetes, cholesterol, fatty acids, glycerides,
what are chylomicrons
what is intestinal mucosa
what is LDL cholesterol
endosperm largest part of the kernel, primarily starch, most of the kernel protein
bran contains most of the fiber, outermost layers
germ base of kernel, embryo, rich in vitamin E
grain enrichment part of the nutrients are added back after being refined, unwhole grain, folic acid is often added
refined grains only has the endosperm
sprouted grain grains that have been allowed to germinate
added sugar refined sugar that does not contain the nutrients it once had, added back into foods as a sweetener
carbohydrate carbon, hydrogen, oxygen
monosaccharides one sugar unit
disaccharides two sugar units
polysaccharides more than two sugar units
glucose monosaccharide, primary energy source for body, circulates in blood, rarely found in food but is a component of sucrose and starch
fructose monosaccharide, found in produce
galactose monosaccharide, part of lactose
maltose disaccharide, made of two sugar units and forms when starch is digested
sucrose disaccharide, table sugar, glucose and fructose linked together
lactose disaccharide, milk sugar
glycogen storage form of glucose in animals
fiber complex carb that cannot be broken down by the digestive system
soluble fiber dissolves in water, forms viscous solutions or gels
insoluble fiber cannot dissolve in water, primarily found in the structural parts of plants
oligosaccharide 3-10 sugar units
where is the majority of carb digestion small intestine
non-dairy calcium tofu and legumes
cellulose found in plants, cannot be broken down
glycemic response the measure of impact a food has on glucose levels, affected by how quickly it leaves the stomach and digested, and upon glucose absorption
type 1 diabetes body is unable to produce insulin; pancreatic cells are destroyed by the immune system; 5-10% of cases and develops before age 30
type 2 diabetes body is unable to properly use insulin; insufficient amounts of insulin are produced
diabetes mellitus disease characterized by blood glucose levels; if left untreated, can cause permanent damage to kidneys, nerves, and limbs
insulin produced in pancreas and allows glucose to enter blood and fat cells which lowers the blood glucose levels; promotes energy storage
what stimulates insulin production rise in blood glucose levels
ketone
insulin resistance body cells lose sensitivity to insulin
hypoglycemia low blood sugar; abnormal blood glucose levels
reactive hypoglycemia response to the consumption of high carb food
RDA for carbs
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